I was wondering if this printer has a limit to how long prints can be? I want to make prints that are around 60 inches long.
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This one doesn't. But I know for a fact that Epson has a printer a bit bigger than this one that prints on roll paper. During years in art college (years before this one came out.) we had several high end Epson printers. One of them used roll paper. This one student stitch together a landscape series that he'd photographed and made a giant size print from it. You might be able to find that printer online.
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Read the specs carefully before you buy. I was very tempted by this printer until I realized it can't print 16x24. The spec says: Main top-loading feeder: Up to 17" x 22" Manual rear path: Up to 17" x 22" Front manual feeder: Up to 16" x 20" straight-throughand while the top loader prints to the edge the manual feed path typically won't (so take an inch off for paper thickness over 15mil - i.e. most art papers). IMHO this is a limitation created by Epson marketing and built into the printer driver.If you want longer prints (or even simply 16x24) you need to move up to the more expensive SP4900 (you also get roll handling and 11 inks). Read the specs carefully before you buy. I was very tempted by this printer until I realized it can't print 16x24. The spec says: Main top-loading feeder: Up to 17" x 22" Manual rear path: Up to 17" x 22" Front manual feeder: Up to 16" x 20" straight-throughand while the top loader prints to the edge the manual feed path typically won't (so take an inch off for paper thickness over 15mil - i.e. most art papers). IMHO this is a limitation created by Epson marketing and built into the printer driver.If you want longer prints (or even... » Read More Read the specs carefully before you buy. I was very tempted by this printer until I realized it can't print 16x24. The spec says: Main top-loading feeder: Up to 17" x 22" Manual rear path: Up to 17" x 22" Front manual feeder: Up to 16" x 20" straight-throughand while the top loader prints to the edge the manual feed path typically won't (so take an inch off for paper thickness over 15mil - i.e. most art papers). IMHO this is a limitation created by Epson marketing and built into the printer driver.If you want longer prints (or even simply 16x24) you need to move up to the more expensive SP4900 (you also get roll handling and 11 inks). « Show Less
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I personally don't use roll paper so I don't remember if this printer has the option to attach a paper roll. That info should be somewhere in the specs for the printer. The width limit on it is 17" ... the largest sheet paper it will print is 17" x 25". Check the specs ... any limitation on printing should be specified.
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The answers previously provided only tell half the story. While Epson predefines standard paper sizes in the driver, the true maximum length using a custom paper size is 37.5". In other words; To print anything longer than 22" you will need to set a custom paper size. This is how you print 17"x25" or 16"x24" on a 3880. If you still wish to go longer than 37.5", you will need 3rd party RIP software and figure out a way to feed cut roll paper into the printer without creasing, kinking or mutilating it.
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It does not accept photo paper rolls, only cut sheets. I believe that 17X22 is the max.
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The Epson 3880 will only use cut-sheet paper and not rolls. The maximum paper size for this printer is 23.4 x 16.5 in (A2)
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I use this printer at my workroom and will not be back till Monday. Give you an answer then.
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I do not have an answer for you on the DCP-7020 printer. I would recommend that you get in contact with their tech support. They can usually get back to you within a day.
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Since the 1430 is not a scanner I assume you want to know how large an image can be printed. The width limit is 13 inches, but lengthwise it will print panoramas that are quite long. I have some prints (using rolled paper) that are 44 inches long (i.e.13" x 44"). Most of my large prints are typically 11 x 17 or 13 x 19, or in that general range (depending on crop) as these are more common paper sizes. Hope this helps.
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I print 3 inch wide pages on a regular basis and it handles them without any issues. I only use mine with macs so I can't speak to the windows 7 compatibility, but knowing brother I doubt there would be any issues.
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I am sorry that I don't know, as I never used it for making prints of photos, just regular text printing. I would assume that there is a manual? If not, maybe you could search a forum online to help. Good luck.
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It did not work for me. I have a different printer but I think these things are a gamble. Good Luck.
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I do believe it states printable 8x max speed ..Rather it be by inkjet or another way, I don't use any kind of printer .. Hopes this helps you somewhat ,,
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actually, if you read the manual, iirc, there's a door on the back end that if opened you can feed up to 54" long stock - kind of shocked me, that's the only reason i remember it - as to vinyl, i can't speak to whether the printer will handle vinyl material
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Yes, you can print anything smaller than 13x19 which is pretty big. You have to buy the paper in the size you want it and on your computer change the size settings. This printer, prints very beautiful prints.
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According to the Technical Specifications, it should be able to handle up to 13" x 19" (330mm x 483mm) and up to 24 lb weight. I've had the printer for some months now and it has been trouble free and user friendly.
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This copier can print legal size but it can't print wider than eight and a half inches. This is a good home printer but I wouldn't recommend it for business. I think it could handle the quantity but it would be too slow for business use.
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what does this printer print and cut? 4 by 6? strips? does this printer have to use different photo size for print?
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You cannot print further. I've tried to print just black but the printer will not allow the setup just black and white. Beware of using aftermarket ink cartridge as the printer is picky. If you must use aftermarket brand to save money, use LD brand ( ldproducts (dot) com).
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Lia I too am looking for a new printer. I have searching the web for reviews and have found only a few which is not much of a help. It apprears the MP 620 looks, please let me know what you think. Thanks:)
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Kathy, This drum does print alot of pages, but I learned a trick to making it last for a very long time that worked very well for me. If the drum starts to give notice its life is about to expire, just take a chip off of one of your spent toners and switch it out with the imaging drum chip. It tricks the printer into thinking it is a new imaging drum and doubles the life. HP sets the imaging drum at a factory preset so it expires after so many pages but switching out the micro chip tricks it into thinking it is a new generic drum and the quality stays excellent for a very long time. I hope this helps. I got 2 years of heavy use out of my imaging drum doing this little trick I learned from reading tips online.
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yes, I printed a lot of pictures, around 500 prints on the 4 x 6 inches, and I'm not done yet, hope that answers your question.